Doxin

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by Doxin 3y ago
> What are you searching for that might not want to include over a year of posts? Well, for instance, Recently I was looking for the difference between bronze and brass. I'm contemplating using either in an upcoming project and my m
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by Doxin 3y ago
> For example, it used to be about impossible to get into Amsterdam, because of rent control and renting regulations; no supply of places to let. Then AirBnB came along, and everyone and their dog let places on AirBnB. You could get in,
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by Doxin 3y ago
> Does it come as a shock to you that the people making your food, the people working in healthcare, all use disinfectants on a regular basis? Yes? I'd expect to mostly see them use soap.
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by Doxin 3y ago
The use of that word in that way is much older than Better Call Saul.
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by Doxin 3y ago
Sure, but nets cost money. It'd very quickly turn trawling those areas from "profitable" to "money sink".
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by Doxin 3y ago
Seems like installing something to catch trawling nets would be the more reasonable approach. I can see sinking something like tetrapods[0] to make trawling impossible. Possibly redesigned to really catch on nets. [0] https://a
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by Doxin 3y ago
You should try single source 100% chocolate sometime. It's an acquired taste, but at least there's more flavor to it than just bitter.
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by Doxin 3y ago
The trick with Debian is to use Debian testing. Despite the name it's thoroughly stable enough for desktop use. Debian stable is for when you're needing an OS for a nuclear power plant or something. This could be advertised better
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by Doxin 3y ago
Do note that your two example questions aren't quite as diametrically opposed as you make it out to be. You can be in favor of both and still be consistent. How you would dismantle Hamas while having a cease fire in place is left as an
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by Doxin 3y ago
In this case, however, it is both.
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by Doxin 3y ago
The primary thing I noticed is that it doesn't quite seem to grasp that time runs forward either. In the video with the dogs in the snow you can see snow getting kicked up in reverse. I.E. snow arcs through the air and lands right as a
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by Doxin 3y ago
For some anecdotal comparison on the pressure on the main lines on the other hand: Recently a gas main near me sprung a leak. It sounded like a low flying jumbo jet right overhead while I was over a kilometer away . The pressure on those m
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by Doxin 3y ago
These image generators can't count. Go try variations on "one ball", "two balls", etc, and you can see in what sort of ways it fucks it up.
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by Doxin 3y ago
> With one rail, the models can't take power from the rails. That immediately has me thinking about what sort of zany pantograph mechanism you'd need to get overhead power working. You might be able to get away with a really
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by Doxin 3y ago
Interesting design choices. I can see how that'd work very well. > I did experimented with displaying both the commanded state and received state in various ways Did you try keeping the commanded button in the pressed state until th
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by Doxin 3y ago
Or one of their previous projects if you'd like to binge start-to-finish.
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by Doxin 3y ago
I'll be honest, I've not read this specific article. The topic was all over the news for a few days here though so I've read plenty about the issue.
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by Doxin 3y ago
> However, replicating this with white LEDs remains a technically complex and costly endeavor. Not really. IKEA sells LED bulbs with quite a nice CRI for €1.99 per two. As I understand it the main trick is not to use the LED light direct
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by Doxin 3y ago
Surveillance like that is not unreasonable. The part that has gotten the intelligence services in hot water is doing quite broad surveillance like that without good reason . You can surveil a mosque if you suspect it to be a meeting grou
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by Doxin 3y ago
The point here is that this is something the intelligence agencies are allowed to do but only if done for a well grounded reason. It seems that step has been skipped.
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by Doxin 3y ago
Honestly as far as drama goes the whole Lee thing went pretty smooth. News of a takeover went through the network, most people went with a "wait-and-see" approach. Lee tried replacing channel ops, people got upset, Libera was alre
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by Doxin 3y ago
> Missing messages because you're not online is simply unacceptable to today's audience It's my favorite feature. I want to chat with friends, not have a second job I need to catch up with. > It's actually kind of
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by Doxin 3y ago
> I would also make a point (vapid as it may be) that autism is a spectrum I don't think that's a vapid point at all. It is however a widely misunderstood statement. Autism being a spectrum does not mean "you can have it
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by Doxin 3y ago
No, Freedom internet. Spiritual successor to XS4ALL which got bought out and gutted.
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by Doxin 3y ago
As I understand it the cursor angles are mostly a function of cursors originally being pixel art. In pixel art you need nice integer ratios to your angles or the line starts looking wobbly. If you then design your cursor to be nice and poin
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by Doxin 3y ago
Do mind that it's not black magic at all to get a smooth paved road. Where I live they are all over the place.
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by Doxin 3y ago
In my experience the best way to prepare for changes is to write dumb code.
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by Doxin 3y ago
My ISP hands out IPv6 /48 subnets. The upside of this is that every customer of theirs gets enough IP addresses to give every grain of sand on the planet a couple. Big numbers get big quick.
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by Doxin 3y ago
I bet someone deep into interior design could hold some really firm opinions on prison cell decor. Presumably they wouldn't think prison cells are the pinnacle of interior design, but it's not like there's no design there at
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by Doxin 3y ago
> It’s not intended to be a consumer replaceable connector. Isn't this exactly what people are complaining about though? Yes, you can design this to not be consumer replaceable, but would it be that much more effort to just use a

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